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Now here's Chris Johnson.

Good afternoon everyone.

This is Chris Johnson. You are now tuned in to KJ live today's guests on this show.

Three-time NBA champion executive, two-time NBA executive of the year, the President of Basketball Operations, and General Manager of the Golden

State Warriors, none other than Bob Myers is into building.

Bob, what's going on man? It's a pleasure and honor my friend. I never thought I'd be doing a podcast with you. No, I mean it's a long day it's a long way from our days back at UCLA lockers next to each other and

you always complained about stuff I was doing in life, but we'll touch on that in a little bit. Yeah, good to that later.

We'll touch on that a little bit, Bob.

So I wanted to start to show off, like I do with all of our guests, okay?

We want to give our audience and our listeners an idea of who the person is, the foundation that made the man or the

woman for that matter, because I've had female guests on the show into the person they are today.

I just want to know where you're born, the city, the neighborhood, and how did that community impact you and sort of who you are today?

So yeah, born and raised East Bay, we were joking before I came on. I was a Warriors fan growing up. So that's a little known fact or maybe well known. I grew up in a nutshell, Chris, white middle class, you know, basic, basic two parents, parents still together,

50 years, married, and a backyard with a basketball hoop and a pool and you know why is that relevant it's not really the

longer I've lived the more I appreciate the saneness of my upbringing, the normalcy, the more people I meet.

Even when you want to talk about the locker, we're skipping a step but sitting next to you and judging how you would act after

practice and who you were, I've realized that's not fair because I presumed you were raised like I was, which was dumb, right? That was naive. But no on you now and

it's stuff we have never even talked about. I have a better understanding of people and you and kind of like for me to think people get to have what I had is really pretty dumb on my part.

So I had for the people listening,

I didn't have, you know, nothing was given to me professionally

and I wasn't born into a bunch of wealth, but as far as a chance to succeed in life, I had that.

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